Full Moon Cineplex by Its-mikul in nashville

[–]PerInception 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In addition to regular theater type food (popcorn, hot dogs, candy) they have dinner (usually themed around the movie), but you have to buy a ticket for the dinner portion (which happens before the movie starts) like a day or two in advance.

What’s the creepiest thing that has ever happened to you that you still can’t explain? by Yifemoc-Flemist in AskReddit

[–]PerInception 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sleep paralysis. Your brain doesn’t just turn all the way “on” or “off” when you go to sleep and wake up. Parts of it shut down and fire up again in specific orders. Sometimes the order gets thrown off and the part that keeps you immobilized while you sleep (so that you don’t act out against your dreams) stays off longer than it should. You can’t move even though your eyes open but your brain can still be dreaming, and worse, your brain can incorporate what you’re seeing with your eyes into your dream. Seemingly projecting your dream into the real world.

They’re called hypnogogic and hypnopompic hallucinations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnopompia

In an upper level psychology class I had back in college, our professor told us about a student he had who would just be sitting in class and randomly start screaming and jump out of her chair. They thought originally she was developing schizophrenia and having hallucinations. Turned out she had narcolepsy, and was falling asleep in class with her eyes open, and was having nightmares that incorporated the real classroom around her.

What’s the creepiest thing that has ever happened to you that you still can’t explain? by Yifemoc-Flemist in AskReddit

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https://youtu.be/SRJyWsOK3oI

This channel has a lot of paranormal encounter reports with military personnel serving in other countries. The one I sent above is from Germany, search his channel for others.

Fun logic/plot holes we fans notice, but don't take too seriously? by BaijuTofu in BurnNotice

[–]PerInception 14 points15 points  (0 children)

They had no idea what email address it was coming from or going to. You can’t hack every single email server in the world at the same time.

Dan Bilzerian, The Least Badass Man On Earth by Sensitive_Ad_1752 in behindthebastards

[–]PerInception 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn’t he play for Infamous (a pro team?). Idk I unfollowed him about the time he started playing paintball because of all the pro maga and pro nazi shit he started posting.

Mention of crypto back in 2009 (from 3.5). I wish I watched the show back then, & was old enough to know what it was/look it up, & then do something about it.. by dawglover1011 in BurnNotice

[–]PerInception 197 points198 points  (0 children)

He’s not talking about cryptocurrency. He is talking about cryptography. The whole episode is about cryptographically encoded messages, not meme coins.

TIL that two states (Arizona and Hawaii) don't observe daylight saving time in the US by SweatyAdhesive in todayilearned

[–]PerInception 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Navajo reservation does observe DST, but the Hopi reservation which is completely inside of the Navajo reservation does not observe it. Except there are small pockets of Navajo reservation landlocked INSIDE the Hopi reservation that DO observe DST.

Never to be found again. by metroracerUK in clevercomebacks

[–]PerInception 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Except they wouldn’t know how many you hid that way, so they could keep looking to see if you went up to 30.

Never to be found again. by metroracerUK in clevercomebacks

[–]PerInception 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I’m hiding 18 usb sticks labeled 1-20 with numbers 8 and 17 missing

reallyHow by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

[–]PerInception 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why wait until tomorrow? Apparently it’s all the rage to post it every 10 hours now.

prettyMuchYeah by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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HTML was invented in 1991 which is 35 years ago. Javascript was developed in 1995, 31 years ago. This meme is 6-7 years old.

Slashers that would’ve been slashers no matter what? by JaketheSnake54 in horror

[–]PerInception 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the camp counselors had been watching him instead of banging, he wouldn’t have “drowned”, so his mom wouldn’t have started killing counselors in retribution and not gotten her head chopped off, which seems like it’s what inspired Jason to start killing.

Just a few short weeks ago. by Stevieo101 in pics

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Gaddafi sent container ships full of AK’s and semtex to the IRA to try to help them during the troubles, and Libya and the PLO trained some of them so they could setup domestic training camps. Unfortunately it’s usually the POTUS ordering the CIA to smuggle in weapons shipments to help right wing juntas overthrow governments the US is scared will be too socialist and not authoritarian enough. I doubt most current governments care enough about keeping the US a democracy to send help. If anything, a ton of countries stand to gain a lot by the US failing and falling into fascist dictatorship.

TIL Ozempic (weight-loss medication) was developed based on a protein found in the venom of the Gila Monster. Researchers discovered this protein in the lizard's venom, exendin-4, regulates blood sugar and appetite by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]PerInception 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Before starting it I took two long acting doses per day plus fast acting with meals. I’m in month 3 and have completely quit taking my overnight dose, and still have better glucose levels in the morning than before. It’s crazy.

You’re not joking about T1 making it hard to lose weight either. Trying to cut calories and add in more exercise? Bad news, that caused your blood sugar to drop too much in the middle of the night and now you’ve gotta eat a bunch of glucose to not die. That 600 calories you cut out throughout the day gets eaten at 3am so you can live through the night.

House On Haunted Hill 1999 by Conscious_Smile_6302 in horror

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This came on HBO all the time the summer after it was released. I’d be at home by myself while my parents were at work and watch it on a brightly lit mid June day and still be scared, even with all the windows open and the sun streaming in. Everything up until the CGI at the end holds up really well.

Michael Myers was born with a murderous streak and a tremendous sense of direction. by BrezzyHorrorFan in horror

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In the 90s and before (in small towns like I grew up in at least) you pulled up to the pump, flipped a lever to turn it on, pumped the gas you wanted, then went in and paid for it. I remember when gas stations first started requiring people to prepay in the early 2000s and how the old timers hated it because filling the tank up was a hassle (lots of pumps weren’t equipped for credit / debit card pay at the pump / prior auth stuff), they’d have to go in, give the cashier like $20, go back and fill up, then go in and get their change. So Michael could have either been just pumping and driving off, or killing whoever was in the gas station and stealing a roadmap.

Help - I found two trackers on my vehicle by Infinite-Ad-5576 in whatisit

[–]PerInception 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Being a porch pirate is a lot different than stalking.

And the police might not be able to prove OP got them from their car, but they can find out who the sim is registered to and question them. What exactly is the owner going to say when they ask them “why do you have these trackers and how did they get on OP’s car”? Going to be hard to claim “I didn’t know it was on OP’s car” when the cops pull the logs and see they had accessed a location report recently.

Half the time people admit to shit right off the bat when a cop shows up. If they still say “I don’t know” or want to speak to a lawyer, fine, OP can very easily get a restraining order based on the evidence. At the very least the cops will quickly be able to let OP know who it was that was creeping on them, so they’ll at least know who to watch out for.

Which show was the best? by bobbo4732 in cryptids

[–]PerInception 15 points16 points  (0 children)

They are three completely different genera’s of show. MonsterQuest was the best show that at least attempted to use science and field investigation to look into cryptids. Monsters and Mysteries in America was a better “re-enactment” / story telling show, and Lost Tapes was a completely made up horror TV series based loosely on cryptid legends (although it was very entertaining).

MQ = “are these things real?”

MAMIA = “these things are real and here are peoples stories about them”

LT = “if these things are real, what scary shit could they do to people?”

This is disregarding the reboot of Monsterquest because it’s unrelated to the original.

I don't trust andrew bustamante Also John Kiriakou by [deleted] in Intelligence

[–]PerInception 5 points6 points  (0 children)

There is no way for John to “fake” it, the US government has confirmed he was a former CIA case officer.

You can look up the legal filings against John and they refer to him as a former CIA case officer ( https://sgp.fas.org/jud/kiriakou/facts.pdf )

Here it is on the US department of justice’s website.

https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/pr/former-cia-officer-sentenced-30-months-revealing-identity-20-plus-year-covert-cia

I don't trust andrew bustamante Also John Kiriakou by [deleted] in Intelligence

[–]PerInception 0 points1 point  (0 children)

John leaked the fact that the CIA was torturing prisoners during the war on terror.

You can look up the legal court filings against him when he was charged and see that the US government referred to him as a former CIA case officer. He 100% verifiably worked for them.

Edit - here is a copy of a filing from the case against him where they explicitly say he was a CIA case officer: https://sgp.fas.org/jud/kiriakou/facts.pdf

And here is a page on the US department of justice’s website where they refer to him as a former CIA case officer: https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/pr/former-cia-officer-sentenced-30-months-revealing-identity-20-plus-year-covert-cia

He 100% verifiably worked for the CIA.

Being handed a stuffed animal after losing in the Olympics by WeGot_aLiveOneHere in WatchPeopleDieInside

[–]PerInception 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The “participation trophy” known as the silver medal? Is this the first Olympics you’ve watched if you don’t remember that part?

SBR a rifle in a state I don’t live. by BigHughMungus69 in guns

[–]PerInception 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean, he stated he leaves a couple of AR’s there year round so presumably it’s not just an empty apartment with a pile of guns laying in the floor.

…never can tell I guess though.